Recent pickings in The Guardian's ongoing series of ‘50 Greatest Moments’ in music include an in-depth reappraisal of Dave Brubeck’s classic 1953 live album, Jazz At Oberlin, which gave a new lease of life to American jazz, firmly linking the cool movement with a fresh student crowd keen for inspiration and musical brain food for those advanced degrees. Enough to make you sick!
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